1981
DOI: 10.1249/00005768-198101320-00177
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1: 30 p.m.: INCIDENCE OF MENSTRUAL DISORDERS IN FEMALE COLLEGIATE ATHLETES AND ITS RELATION TO BODY FAT CONTENT

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“…However, discrepancies have been reported in the literature on the influence of a few of these factors. For instance, while some studies suggest that menstrual disorder in athletes may be influenced by low body weight and low levels of body fat (6,40), other studies indicate no such findings (18,37). Furthermore, some authors have questioned any causal relationship between physical activity and menstrual dysfunction (10,31).…”
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“…However, discrepancies have been reported in the literature on the influence of a few of these factors. For instance, while some studies suggest that menstrual disorder in athletes may be influenced by low body weight and low levels of body fat (6,40), other studies indicate no such findings (18,37). Furthermore, some authors have questioned any causal relationship between physical activity and menstrual dysfunction (10,31).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%